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DIY Urban Hanging Chair Turning an ugly, dated papasan into a cool hanging chair could not be any easier. Get the step by step instructions for this easy DIY project for your sun porch or even your living room! heavy gauge braided rope 1. Remove the seat from the base. Some papasans lift right off, but ours was held together by a few screws, which we easily removed with a drill. 2. Spray paint the chair your desired color. Fortunately, the dark wood tone of the papasan we purchased was perfect for this sunporch, so instead, to add some fun color, we wrapped colorful embroidery floss around the outside band at each intersection. It's subtle, but totally took this papasan to the next level! 3. Determine the preferred height of the chair. To do this, we actually just faked sitting in it in the room to make sure the height would work. Cut the rope to that length plus several feet for the knots, three times. It's better to be safe than sorry, so make sure to be generous with your cut.
You can always trim it later! Wrap the cut ends in black electrical tape to keep from unravelling. 4. We knew we wanted the rope to attach to the chair at three different places for extra stability, so we picked 3 wood intersections that were in a triangular shape. Thread the rope over on one side the intersection, weave back under the other side and then repeat. You should end up with the rope on the underside of the intersection at the back. Tie tightly in a knot. Do this for all three intersections. 5. Pull all 3 pieces of rope up towards the ceiling and tie them to an "o" ring that has been drilled into a stud/beam in the ceiling. There's nothing too tricky about this DIY, but it might just be one of our favorite upcycles to date! Photos: DIY Concrete Table Before and After Photos: Small Galley Kitchen Hair Botox: Before and After Photos Behind-the-Scenes Photos: Pirate-Themed Room Photos: DIY Faux Crown Molding 70s Basement to Man Cave
Hanging chairs are well known for the fact that they’re comfy as well as for the coziness they bring anywhere you place them. They share a lot of things in common with hammocks and they come in a wide range of designs, shapes and styles. Hanging chairs are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use and some models can look just as great in both locations. Others are designed specifically for outdoor or indoor use only.The Kodama Zome is a hanging outdoor lounger designed by architect Buckminster Fuller. It has a powder coated steel frame, polyester webbing and custom mattress and cushions. The fabric is available in a variety of different colors.The design of the Nautica hanging chair is inspired by a series of classics from the 1970s. Although the pieces looks lightweight, this hanging chair has a very strong and resistant structure. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, this is a piece that would defining fit great in a garden or on a porch.This is SwingMe, a garden hanging chair designed by Daniel Pouzet.
Extra wide fiber strands are woven through a basket-like aluminum frame and the result is a lightweight and casual design. It has a wraparound backrest that increases comfort.SwingUs is basically the same as the SwimgMe chair but designed for two. It’s also very comfortable when used by a single user as a lounger. It was designed for outdoor use, in gardens in particular.And there’s also a third similar product called SwingRest. It has a basket-like bottom and is perfect for terraces, porches or gardens. It comes with an optional fabric curtain cover designed to offer privacy and shade without completely separating the users from their surroundings.NestRest was designed by Fred Frety and Daniel Pouzet and its shape is inspired by that of a bird’s nest. It’s made using an especially strong Dedon fiber which is weaved tightly into a solid and sturdy structure that allows the users to look out while preventing others from seeing in.Francesco Rota Designed the Adagio hanging chair, a very cute piece that functions as a swing.
It has a steel structure, hand-woven upholstery, rope cords and a comfy seat pad. It comes with suspension cords filled with highly resistant yarns and a stainless steel fastening system.The Manu Nest by Maffam Freeform is a hanging chair made of a material called Basalt which is a magmatic rock that renews itself quickly through volcanic activity. The Basalt fibers are combined with ecoresin and the result is a very lightweight and highly durable piece of furniture.On the other hand, if you want a design that’s delicate and romantic, take a look at this one. This hanging chair comes from Fermob and is made of top quality steel with protection against the elements and with a UV-resistant coating. The chair comes in 22 different colors.Were you ever curious to know how a bird feels when it sits in a cage? The Cageling suspended chair allows you to at least come a bit closer to imagining this scenario. It was designed to look like a large bird cage and it has comfortable seat cushions made from industrial felt, available in 48 different colors.
Customize it with the color of your choice and enjoy the comfort it offers. The chair will also most likely become a focal point.Emisphera by Seletti is a hanging chair with a retro look and a modern design. It’s made of metal and PVC and it’s hand-woven so each piece is unique. The chair only comes in white and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Hang it from a beam in the corner of the living room or take it out on a porch or under a tree.Renowned designer Philippe Starck teamed with furniture brand Dedon to create the Play lounge chair. It’s egg-shaped and made from molded polypropylene and fiberglass. The chair is part of a collection that also includes a floor lounger and a pair of seats set of a platform.The Marrakech is a relaxing swing that has a sturdy bamboo frame covered with hand-woven recycled cotton. Similar to a hammock, the swing chair is very comfortable and relaxing. In addition, given the nature of the fabric used in the process, each piece is unique and slightly different.
Available for $229.Even more similar to a hammock is this hanging chair we found on Hayneedle. It has a very simple design, featuring a hardwood spreader bar and the actual seat which is made of cotton fabric. The hanging hardware is sold separately.The Solo Cello chair transposed the characteristics of the hammock into a modern design. The chair has a graphic look and a design with a lot of industrial character. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, this piece is really comfortable and also quite eye-catching.The Cacoon also has a familiar design and that’s because the inspiration for this piece came from tents. This is a hanging tent designed for outdoor use and is made of anodised aluminum, nylon and cotton and polyester fabric.The suspended Egg chairs from Pierantonio Bonacina are inspired by a ’60s classic. It has a shell made of wicker and can be displayed in two different ways. One option is to hang it from a ceiling or tree and the other is to use its own self-supporting steel structure.